The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-05-13

H0T SPRINGS, . DAKOTA
THE NORTHWEST
Tho strawberry crop In Delaware county is
looking well and promises an unusually large
Yield.
The teachers Of Hamilton and Webster
counties held . joint session at IT. Dodge last
week.
It costs 81 and costs to whip a Chinaman In
Dubuque.
County iails in Iowa are going out of use.
Those Of Greene and Sac counties haven't a
tenant.
The go fine and costs for keeping a liquor
nuisance is becoming q common incident at
Ottumws.
The new canning factory at Davenport will
be . four.story building. It is about half
completed.
Mrs. Major Dale, the pioneer ef the saliva.
tion army in America, is leading the meetings
ct Keokuk.
The Congregational society at Council
Bluffs will build Q handsome church edface
this summer.
Bishop Cosgrove lie making a tour of the
state and will visit all the principal churches
Of the diocese.
The Governors Grays, of Dubuque, will
probably go to the national drill at Wash
ington in May.
The unfortunate iowa tramp is uniformly
running against a chain gang these fine SAM
tary work days.
Gen. j. NJ. Tuttlc, G. A. r. state depart.
ment commander, will be the Decoration day
orator at Keoukuk.
The veterinary experts OF Des Moines are
trying to stamp out CHAMBERS among the
horses Of that city.
Tobacco dealers in Montexuma have agreed
together not to sell cigarettes to boys under
sixteen years Of age.
Fruit trees, fences and outbuildings suffer.
cd great damage from the wind storm at New
London, Henry county.
The fifty hydrants of the city of Crcston
have been located and active work on the
plant will commence in u week.
Miss Grace Crouch, of Clinton, carried of
the prize over twenty contestants in the late
oratorical contest at Waterloo.
NEBRASKA
Kearney will bore for gas.
The Ashland Herald is dead.
Water At Lincoln is becoming scarce,
Broken BOW Ia discussing fire Protection.
Lincoln people are on the watch for fire
bugs.
Mrs. Jennie R. Hurlburt has been Amounted
matron 81 the insane asylum at Norfolk.
The sntde jcwelry fakir worked st. Paul in.
nocence for about 500 worth last week.
Beatrice capitalists have subscribed $500 O
to start q coffin and woodenware factory.
j.. With the proposed railroads completed
Adams county would have 800 miles OF track.
The new convent at O'Connor was dam.
aged to the value Of $500 by the wind of last
week.
Agang Of hungry thieves stole 1e5 pounds
OF meat from a Fremont slaughter house tn
other night.
Douglas county sold its poor farm at auc.
don to satisfy the commanding real
estate boom.
Jack Morrison, a gambler of Omaha, ar.
rested another Of the gang for running a
s'brace" game. The case was dismissed. and
Morrison in turn sued for $l5, 900 damages.
A circle railway will be built at Fremont.
connecting the Union Pacific road and the
Fremont, Elkhorn Valley and Missouri Val.
ley. A packing house is to be erected upon
the circle.
The Kansas City, Wyandotte and North.
western railroad officers signed the prelint.
nary articles of incorporation at Wylnore last
Friday. The road is to be completed by Jan.
uary 1, 1855.
The Masons of Arlington dedicated a new
hall last week. Delegations from Omaha.
Blair, Fremont and West Point were present.
, The Grand Island independent is now
snugly quartered in a building of its own,
one OF the finest printing offices in the state.
Mr.. Hedde deserves congratulations on his
new move. His success as a publisher is the
monument of a grateful people of whose
cause he has been an unftnching advocate.
DAKOTA.
Fargo will go down 1000 feet for natural
gae.
Pressed brick are manufactured at Yank.
ton.
The Indian school at Flandrau has forty
pupils.
Yankton business men are trying to work
up . boom.
Marion Junction is well fixed with q cream
cry and cheese factory.
Rsuben.H. Shumway, who was found guilty
at Yankton of shooting at Charles Rudd with
intent to kill, was sentenced by Judge Trip
on the Both ult. to seven years in the Sioux
Falls penitentiary.
The first sale Of territorial bonds took
place at the capitol last Saturday, the amount
being t35 600, and the bonds ~ per cent.
They sold for u premium of 1 per cent, In
Guiding the accrued interest.
The pottmaster at Sioux Falls has applied
forsthe establishment of a free delivery SER
vice, and the postmaster-general has ordered
An inspector to go there and ascertain II the
town Is entitled to the service.
In the case of N. L. Parent, of Bead,c,
charged with incest with his two daughters,
aconfession was obtained from the elder
daughter BY a man engaged by the prosecu-
tton, who proposed marriage for the purpose.
A fractions horse kicked iato pieces the